Rewa, September 24 (IANS). The Bharatiya Janata Party has unveiled its new leadership team for Rewa District Level in Madhya Pradesh. It is a strategic step to strengthen its organizational power before the upcoming political challenges. These appointments were approved by the BJP President Hemant Kadie Wal and the Rewa BJP District President Virendra Kumar Gupta. The newly formed team has a mix of experienced party workers and emerging voices is aimed at strengthening the party’s presence in the entire district. The party said in a statement that the announcement included seven vice presidents, three general secretaries, seven secretaries and two financing posts. The Vice President includes Prabodh Vyas, Manisha Pathak, Ashok Singh Gaharwar, Sharad Sahu, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Manish Chandra Shukla and Sandhya Col (Gautia). The appointed general secretaries include Umashankar Patel, Vivek Gautam and Jeevanlal Saket, while secretaries Kalpana Patel, Raviraj Vishwakarma, Pranesh Ojha, Geeta Manjhi, Brijendra Gautam, Suman Shukla and Babulal Yadav. Vasudev Tharwani has been appointed District Tour and Alaknarayan Kesrawani as assistant -thesiser in the Department of Finance. District President Virendra Gupta said the new team was compiled with the permission of the State Leadership and it is expected to play an important role in the implementation of the party’s programs, maintaining discipline and strengthening the ground level. He expressed the confidence that the newly appointed officials would maintain the values of the party and make a meaningful contribution to the development of the party in the region. The inclusion of several women leaders such as Manisha Pathak, Sandhya Kol, Kalpana Patel, Geeta Manjhi and Suman Shukla reflects the party’s commitment to sexual representation and inclusive leadership. This reform occurred at a time when political activities in Madhya Pradesh were increasing. This move through the BJP to a new look to its district leadership is seen as part of a comprehensive strategy to strengthen its position for the upcoming election cycle and increase its organizational preparation. -Ians Sch
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